Canada has removed seafood and fish products from its retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods, citing concerns over broader economic damage. The decision follows feedback received by the government, which framed the exemption as a measure to mitigate unintended consequences for industries reliant on these imports. The move comes as Canada’s tariffs—introduced in response to U.S. trade actions—are set to take effect, though the exact timing remains unspecified. Industry observers will watch closely to see how this adjustment impacts trade relations and domestic markets.
The Canadian government late Wednesday exempted seafood and fish products from its retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods. In a statement, Canada’s Department of Finance said it made the decision in response to “feedback,” noting the removal of seafood and fish from the tariffs will “protect against broader economic harms.” The Canadian levies are set to...
